did anyone else see that really cheap luger on gunsamerica this morning?

sxtsvnstang · 10-14-2009, 12:42 PM

by winter trigger guard, do you mean the larger trigger guard, to fit a gloved finger into it? (ive only called them small or large trigger guards) i usually see them for $400 or $500. if you want a damn near perfect one, i saw one once that was all original, 98% finish for $1000, was really nice, gone the next time i was there though.

its funny you mention it being the "Japanese Theater" the old guy i was talking about always says how he likes going to the theater with his wife, its fun. but theres nothing fun about going to war so he doesnt get why they call it the theater. so he calls them the various "hells" of ww2. hes 92 and hangs out in a certain gun shop every sunday morning to have coffee and shoot the ****. he always says "theres that german hell they had, and the japanese hell they had". but i was in the "paradise hell", on an island drinking home made rum under a palm tree with my trusty garand, that was only fired at coconuts and the occasional seagull, just waiting around for nothing, until iwo jima happened" apparently he just missed every major battle there for 3 years bouncing him around islands to clean up after battles till they sent him to iwo jima where he actually fought, that part he doesnt talk about.

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10-14-2009, 12:42 PM	#7
sxtsvnstang User Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Pelham, NH Posts: 36 Thanks: 4 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	by winter trigger guard, do you mean the larger trigger guard, to fit a gloved finger into it? (ive only called them small or large trigger guards) i usually see them for $400 or $500. if you want a damn near perfect one, i saw one once that was all original, 98% finish for $1000, was really nice, gone the next time i was there though. its funny you mention it being the "Japanese Theater" the old guy i was talking about always says how he likes going to the theater with his wife, its fun. but theres nothing fun about going to war so he doesnt get why they call it the theater. so he calls them the various "hells" of ww2. hes 92 and hangs out in a certain gun shop every sunday morning to have coffee and shoot the ****. he always says "theres that german hell they had, and the japanese hell they had". but i was in the "paradise hell", on an island drinking home made rum under a palm tree with my trusty garand, that was only fired at coconuts and the occasional seagull, just waiting around for nothing, until iwo jima happened" apparently he just missed every major battle there for 3 years bouncing him around islands to clean up after battles till they sent him to iwo jima where he actually fought, that part he doesnt talk about.